Infrastructure capital raises and investors in the U.S. - january 1st - 31st, 2026. Several interesting transactions closed in the Infrastructure sector over the past month. If you would like more info on these deals or would like to discuss the capital raising market for your company, please contact me. Early Stage VC * Karman Industries, thermal infrastructure that improves efficiency in heat management across energy-intensive industries, raised $20 million of Series A venture funding in a deal led by Riot Ventures. * Lightcell, a sustainable electricity engine that uses light to generate electricity, raised venture funding from Deep Future. * Zamp, a generalist digital employee platform that operates and takes ownership of long-running business processes as accountable AI teammates, raised Series B venture funding from Thomson Reuters Ventures. Accelerator/Incubator * Mesodyne, energy-density compact power generators that increase the endurance of small autonomous systems over batteries, joined Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic as part of its 2026 Cohort and received EUR 100,000 in funding. #castleplacement #capitalraising #privateequity #venturecapital #investment #infrastructure | Axel Reijmers Managing Director | Please contact me if you have any questions or would like to discuss your capital raise: Email: [email protected] (C)(201) 747-4718 Send Castle Placement, LLC a message: Sources: Information on this page was derived from a variety of sources including Bloomberg, Company Websites, Crunchbase, PitchBook and other news outlets. Castle Placement(R) does not warrant or guarantee this information, nor makes any representations as to the accuracy of the information. For more Risks, see CPGO Risks and Disclaimers.

Manufacturo, a manufacturing software platform, has partnered with Los Angeles-based Karman Industries to support production of high-efficiency thermal systems. The collaboration establishes a data-driven production environment for build execution, traceability and scaling from early runs to volume manufacturing. Karman recently launched its Heat Processing Unit, a modular 10MW thermal platform designed for AI data centres that consolidates thermal infrastructure into high-density modules. The company plans broader applications across energy-intensive sectors including industrial, geothermal and nuclear power. Manufacturo will provide digital work instructions, device history records and change governance across critical assemblies. Karman expects initial customer deliveries in Q3 2026 from its Los Angeles GigaWerx facility, designed for 1GW annual production with plans to reach 4GW capacity.